Ffeil D. D. 1,432. - Indenture, being a lease for a year (so that a grant by release might be made) from William Barns of ...,

Indenture, being a lease for a year (so that a grant by release might be made) from William Barns of Bristol, sugar-baker, to Henry Edmonds of Cwmcarvan, co. Mon., gent., of a tmt called The rodge, a barn, garden, and 3 orchards adjoining to the priory lands on the south-east and to the lords meads on the north; 15 a. called The hill close; 15 a. adjoining a wood of Mrs Blethin Smith on the north, abutting on a wood of Mr Justice Price on the east and on The rodge lands on all parts thereof; 8 a. called The middle eight acres adjoining Lazarus Herbert's mead on the north; 2 a. adjoining the highway leading from the Five Lanes to Westerne Bridge on the north; 13 a. of coppice wood adjoining a common field called Sohooles on the south; 4 a. called Black moorles pitts adjoining the highway leading from Shirefield to the Five Lanes on the south and the water pitts on the east and Sohooles common on the west; 10 a. adjoining Caerwents bridge on the highway leading from Caldicot to Caerwent on the west; an a. in Sherefield called Badgers knapp abutting on the lands of the heirs of Dorothy Steder on the south and to the mouth of the lane leading from Brockwalls to Shirefield on the east; a m. and lands in p. Caldicot in the tenure of William Howell, and other parcels of land. Witnesses: J. Davies; Thomas Davis.